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by click170
4339 days ago
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I was disappointed that there was no mention of how to get out of the common problem situations when working in multi-user git projects. Eg, you've done work on a branch, and then attempted to pull in recent updates from master, but now while trying to commit there are a huge number of changes listed that you don't recognize. In my experience this is a sign you've done something wrong (merge instead of rebase?) and what you do next can cause a commit that undoes your colleagues recent work. It's a minor inconvenience and not a permanent loss, but it's a common mistake to make when you don't have experience with multi-user git projects. |
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